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vastra

 In Sanskrit, "Vastra" (वस्त्र) means “cloth” or 

“garment” and refers to articles of clothing or 

drapery across various contexts, including ritual 

offerings, daily attire, and classical literature

Meaning and Usage


  1. dual notion of protection and presentation that clothing provides In classical Sanskrit, vastra can appear in multiple grammatical 
  2. cases:
  3. 5 Sources

Summary


Thus, "vastra" in Sanskrit is both practical and symbolic term
encompassing everyday clothing and ceremonial or devotional use, 
reflecting cultural values of protection, respect, and presentation.

bhakṣya

 The Sanskrit word "bhakṣya" (भक्ष्य) 

generally translates to "food," "edible 

matter," or "something fit to be eaten."


Meaning and Usage


  1. Compound Forms: Sanskrit often forms compounds with 
  2. "bhakṣya," giving terms like:
  3. 6 Sources

Summary


anīca

  In Sanskrit   "anīca" (अनिच्छ) or more commonly "anitya" (अनित्य) refers to the concept of impermanence, meaning that ...